In recent years, physical stores have faced the silent assault of digitization. Consumers are more preferring the ability to buy an item with one click and have it in their hands the following day. Not only are we willing to buy most things online, we have more devices than ever to order them from. This leads to a problem for brick and mortar stores who are left empty as people either stay at home or order items on the go from online.

Traditional Online shopping these days:

Are you looking for your ‘Dream Home’? Finding a dream home can be hard, especially when you are locked up in a busy schedule of office work, or being caught up in an office-home daily routine. Rescheduling time to tour properties indeed becomes a barrier for prospective buyers. In a way, realtors lose grip on their clients and fail to meet the buyer’s expectations. Providing your clients what they need and what they want is essential to acquire connectedness with your valued customers. …

How different yet complements to each other : Augmented Reality (AR) & Virtual Reality (VR)

Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality is one of the most promising digital health technologies at present and it has the potential to revolutionize healthcare and medicine industry completely for physicians and patients. Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality in Healthcare both remarkably alter our perception. However, Augmented Reality differs from its most known “relative” Virtual Reality (VR) since the latter creates a 3D world completely detaching the user from reality by transposing the user via closed VR Headsets while the former, Augmented Reality, keeps the user in its current existence and just augments it with virtual information. …